Yes-rs: A fast, memory-safe rewrite of the classic Unix yes command

A blazingly fast, memory-safe rewrite of the classic Unix yes command Why rewrite yes in Rust? 🤔 Because the original yes command (written in shudders C) is: ❌ Not memory-safe ❌ Prone to buffer overflows ❌ Lacks modern error handling ❌ Missing zero-cost abstractions ❌ No fearless concurrency ❌ Not written in Rust Features ✨ 🚀 Blazingly fast - Outputs "y" at unprecedented speeds - Outputs "y" at unprecedented speeds 🛡️ Memory safe - No segfaults, guaranteed! - No segfaults, guaranteed! ⚡ Zero-cost abstractions - Maximum performance - Maximum performance 🔥 Fearless concurrency - Ready for async/await (coming soon!) - Ready for async/await (coming soon!) 🦀 100% Rust - No unsafe code blocks - No unsafe code blocks 📦 Cargo integration - Easy to install and distribute Installation 📦 cargo install yes-rs Or build from source: git clone https://github.com/rust-evangelists/yes-rs cd yes-rs cargo build --release Usage 💻 Just like the original yes , but better: # Output "y" ... Read full article.